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The annual meeting and Cattle Producer’s Forum will bring our nationwide membership together to discuss the past year’s successes and our priorities for the year ahead. Producers from across the U.S. will meet to discuss policy resolutions, nominate regional Board of Directors candidates, and hear updates on USCA’s actions and work over the past year.

In Wednesdays Eye on Ag & Energy, a new program that will help bring our farms and ranches into the 21st century hopes to offer agricultural producers and rural small businesses alike a chance to receive technical assistance -- if they qualify, that is.

The theme of this year’s Annual Meeting is Vision – Action – Results! This reflects the dedication and vision of California Farm Bureau members who support and feed America, while working to preserve the traditions and secure the future for California farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses. California Farm Bureau takes action by advocating from the local, statewide, and national level, and through 53 county Farm Bureaus across California that strive to bring results for a sustainab...

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Welcome back to our miniseries on Artificial Intelligence. Senate Ag Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow says as the USDA looks into this technology, American leaders needs to recognize the significant risk it imposes and show caution with implementing it.

This map looks at the average coldest temperature of the year over a 30-year period to figure out what plants should be able to survive and thrive there.

MEDICAL  doctors across the country have been accused of diverting their attention to their private businesses at the expense of the tax payers who fund th...

The Lemoore City Council voted 4 to 1 earlier this month to proceed with plans to privatize the city’s refuse service.

The U.S. Forest Service will hold an open house on Thursday, September 18, 2014, to explain and answer questions about its draft analysis of a proposal from Heavenly Mountain Resort to expand year-round, non-skiing activities at the Lake Tahoe resort.

Health officials have been working together over the last couple of months to prevent the spread of rabies in the Nebraska racoon population.